The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-10-06

Whites) protected: sfori.fve years fror
the counties of Humboldt, EIko, Eurek
and Lander, September to March Is
Sage fowls, except in the counties o
Humboldt, Eureka. Elko and Lander
August 1 to April 1; in those countle
from August 10 to March Is. Insectiv
orous birds and nests protected. Fisl
can be taken only with hook and line.
CALIFoRNIA.-Maled deer or bucks AND
male antelopes, July to December 10
and only for food. Female elks. ante
lope, mountain sheep, female deer doe
and spotted fawns protected at FL
times. Qua'ls, cartridges, grouse ano
rails, September 10 to March 1. Doves
June to January l ANY variety o.
trout, April l to November L. Fresh
salmon, October l to September l.
Catching of trout except with hook and
line prohibited. Netting or sharing OF
quails. partridges or grouse prohibited.
Eggs of quails, cartridges or grouse
protected. Fixed contrlvances for
catching fish and the placing of any
substance deleterious to fish in waters
| prohibited. Use of explosives in taking
fish prohibited.
DAKoTA.-Prairie chickens and grouse,
September to January l. Snipes,
plovers, cnrlews and waterfowl, Sep
TENDER to May Is. Quails protected TO
1890. Song and insectivorous birds pro
tected. Netting and trapping pro-
hibited. Shooting of more than twenty
five birds of one kind in day or the
possession of the same prohibited. Deer,
buffaloes, elks, antelopes and mountain
sheep, September l to January l. In
the counties of Clay, Union and Lincoln
deer from October to January l. Bass,
muscalonge, pike, pickerel and perch,
May to February 1. Those intended
for breeding may be taken at any time.
Netting prohibited except in the Mis-
souri, and Red Rivers.
ILLIEoIs.-Deer and turkeys, Septem-
Der l to January Is. Pinnated grouse
or prairie chickens, rutfed grouse, par
tridges or pheasants protected to 1889
Quail, November l to January l.
Waterfowl of all kinds, August Is to
May L. Woodcocks, July to January
l. Possession and sale of game pro-
hibited in close season, except game
brought in from other States, which
may be sold from October l to February
1. Insectivorous birds and their nests
protected. Trapping and night hunting
prohibited. Brook trout, April l to
July Is. Use of net or seine, with
n;eshes smaller than two inches square,
prohibited. Three game wardens, TO be
appointed by the Governor.
IoHA.-Prairie chickens, September l
to December l. Woodcocks, July 10 to
January l. Ruffed grouse and wild
turkeys, October l to January l. Deer
and elks, September l to January l.
Wild fowls, August 15 to May l. Quails,
October to January 1. Not more than
twenty-five each of grouse, Woodcocks
or quails to be killed in any one day by
any one person. Beavers, minks, offers
and muskrats, November 1 to April l
(for the protection of private pro
allowed after close season be-
gins in which to Oppose of game.
Trapping, sharing and netting of above
birds forbidden. The killing of pinnated
grouse, woodcocks, quails or rufed
grouse, for traffic, declared unlawful;
and shipping or carrying them out of the
State is forbidden. Not to exceed one
dozen per day may be shipped to any
person within the State. Bass and wall
eye pike, June to April l. Salmon and
trout, February to November l.
MANITOBA british PBovIEcE(-All
kinds of deer, including cabri or ante
lopes, elks or Wapiti, moose, reindeer
and caribous, or their fawns; also rab-
bits and hares, October to January 1.
Grouse, cartridges, prairie chickens and
pheasants, September to January 1.
Woodcocks, plovers, snipes and sand
pipers, August to March Is. Any kind
of wild duck, sea duck, widgeon,
teal, wild swan, or wild goose,
except the variety Of wild goose
known as 1.-The waVev. "
August Is to May /. Offers, fish
ers, beavers, muskrats and ssbles,
October to May 1. Martens, Noyem-
Der to April Is. Trapping and netting,
of offers, fishers. beavers,
martens and pekans, pro-
hibited. Batteries, swivel guns, sunken
punts and night lights and spring guns
prohibited. Nests protected. Exporta-
ton of game birds and animals pro-
hibited. Hunting on lands without
permission OF owner forbidden. In
sectivorous birds protected. Sunday
prohibited. Railroads for
hidden to carry protected game during
the close season. Non-residents pro-
hibited from shooting unless provided
with license (costing $3.50 from the
or deputy-minister. A license
may be granted a guest of resident
free of charge for period not exceeding
three days.